Veinminer Addon

Veinminer Mod — one swing, whole vein, zero busywork.

Break that first ore block and watch the rest of the chain snap out in a clean cascade. That’s the magic here: your run stops feeling like tap-tap-tap and starts flowing. Early tools come online faster, armor shows up sooner, and your branch tunnels actually lead somewhere instead of stalling on tiny pockets. It’s still honest Bedrock survival—you swing a real pick, manage hunger, and keep an eye on your surroundings—the difference is momentum. You target value, trigger the vein, and move to the next decision without losing rhythm.

Play it smart and the gains stack. Set your feet before you pop a vein so you don’t slide into a drop; stand one block back, swing, and let gravity bring the ore to you. If you hear lava, throw down a quick shelf of blocks under the first break so the cascade lands on something safe. A water bucket turns hot floors into obsidian pads and saves more loot than any lucky charm. Fortune shines on coal, redstone, lapis, and copper when you’re chasing yield; Silk Touch is the storage play when you’re far from base and want to smelt later. Keep one free hotbar slot so surprise stacks don’t bounce into fire, and carry a spare pick—vein clears chew through durability faster than poking single blocks between mobs.

Lighting still matters. You’ll place fewer torches to “prove” a wall, but mobs don’t care how efficient you feel—dark corners spawn trouble. Drop a torch line at knee height so your tunnels read clean and you can scan cross-cuts at a glance. In the Nether, move slow even when the mod makes you feel brave; netherrack collapses quickly, and ancient debris hunts still punish sloppy footing. For long sessions, work chunk-aligned branches to keep performance smooth on Realms and lower-end phones, and step your tunnels two blocks apart so every swing reveals fresh stone and lets Veinminer do the heavy lifting.

Co-op gets tidy with a little etiquette. One player pops the vein, the next sweeps and patches holes, the third lights and carts. Call “vein right” or “lava left” as you go so nobody face-checks a fresh collapse. Around bases, don’t test the feature on decorative ore walls—Silk them first or back with stone so you don’t rip out your own showroom. The result is simple: same survival loop, less chore. You’re making better tunnels, safer routes, and faster upgrades because every hit counts and every find turns into progress immediately.

Installation:
— Download McPack
— Install McAddon or McPack files, just open it for this;
— Select new textures in the settings;
— Done.

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